Frequently Asked Questions
DOMESTIC SHIPPING FAQs
Please enter your delivery location pin code to check for deliverable location.
Deliverable location is the location where our logistics partner can deliver an item.
Yes. However, from time-to-time shipping charges may be absorbed by the company. Currently domestic shipment in India is free, and is not being charged to customers.
On an average, it may take 3-7 business days (excluding holidays) depending on our serviceable locations, and from the date of shipment to our logistics agents. You will be automatically intimated with a shipment tracking number for each order. Our logistics partner will get in touch with you once the shipment reaches the destination.
Yes, all our shipments are insured and shipped through our accredited logistic partners, till the time the shipment reaches your address.
COD is a payment by cash or UPI when the courier delivers the item to you at your address. At present, we do not offer COD facilities.
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING FAQs
Yes, we do shipments to all major countries like the US, UK, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Canada, most parts of Europe, most parts of Asia, Russia, and some parts of Africa. To know whether we ship to your location please add your selected jewellery to the cart page and select shipping address in order to confirm, if your location is available for international shipment.
It varies from country to country. Currently we charge 50% of the total freight, insurance, shipment & handling charges to you and the balance is borne by the company. Customs duty in your country/state and other clearing charges at destination location will have to be borne by you/customer. To know the shipping charges for your location, please add your selected jewellery to the cart page and see applicable shipping charges.
On an average it may take 2-3 weeks, excluding holidays, from the date of receipt of your payment. You will be intimated with the shipment tracking number. Our logistic partner will keep in touch with you once the shipment reaches the destination.
We are currently not accepting return/exchanges of international orders.
Yes, all our shipments are insured and shipped through our accredited logistic partners, till the time the shipment reaches your address.
Yes. You will have to pay destination customs duty and other charges at your location. For some of the major countries, estimated/approximate import duty and other taxes are shown below; however, these are subject to change based on the respective country's applicable laws. Additionally, clearing charges may be applicable.
The table below is only to be treated as a guide; the company is not to be held responsible for the accuracy of these rates:
Country
Estimated Import Duty
Estimated Additional Tax & Others
USA
5.08%
NIL
AUSTRALIA
5%
11%
UK
5%
20%
CANADA
8.5%
5%
SINGAPORE
NIL
7%
UAE
5%
5%
NEW ZEALAND
0.005%
15% + 3%
GERMANY
2.50%
19%
THE NETHERLANDS
4%
21%
SAUDI ARABIA
5%
NIL
JAPAN
5.5%
8%
THAILAND
NIL
7%
GENERAL
No, we normally do not, however if they are of a fine quality and a good design, we may consider it. Please contact +91 80 4000 1869 or email us at ecomm@ckcjewellers.com
Cob is short for Cabochon, which refers to gemstones with rounded tops and flat, convex or concave bases. Cut or faceted gemstones are those that have many angular surfaces giving a more shiny or reflective look. Some gems and styles suit a particular form better than others.
It is an art of creating beautiful images on jewellery using crushed glass powder
The nine gems are Emerald - Diamond - Pearl - Coral - Hessonite (Gomed) - Blue Sapphire - Cat's Eye - Yellow Sapphire - Ruby.
Heritage, Estate, Classic, Denim & Diamonds, Salon, Parfait, Solitaire, Wedding, Religious, Eclectic, Gem Paintings, Enamel, Limited Edition, Honey-Bee, and more.
a) Amethyst - Purple
b) Garnet - Brownish, Deep red, Pink, Orange, Green
c) Pearl - White/Black/Grey/Pink/Cream
d) Opal - White, Blue, Pink, Orange
e) Topaz - Yellowish Orange, Blue
f) Onyx - Black
g) Aquamarine - Sky Blue
h) Cat's Eye - Milky white
I) Citrine - Yellow
j) Coral - Red
k) Lapis Lazuli - Blue, with gold pyrite specks
l) Peridot - Lime Green
j) Tourmaline - Pink, red, blue, green
k) Turquoise – Blue
We manufacture jewellery in our dedicated workshops and through an elaborate set of subcontracting in India and overseas. Every piece of jewellery is guaranteed to last, and stamped for purity and authenticity.
We have our own manufacturing unit - C. Krishniah Chetty Institute of Fine Jewellery (CKCIFJ) which is a premium practical training institute and a centre for jewellery designing and manufacturing, with experienced designers and skilled artisans who have adequate knowledge of different metals and precious stones/gems
The institute is well equipped with the latest technology to provide a modern approach for ancient Indian jewellery.
The main focus is on high quality craftsmanship talent, innovative jewellery, innovative services, and innovative design with a blend of old & young trainees and qualified teams.
Purity is guaranteed as on our bills and as stamped on jewellery for life. For gemstone setting, we guarantee free replacement of gems if they fall off from the setting within 12 months from the date of billing. The information must be given to us by email to ecomm@ckcjewellers.com with a photo of the item and bill numbers or the item must be physically brought to us within 12 months to qualify for free replacement.
We have 4 magnificent showrooms in Bengaluru.
The Heritage Showroom
35 & 36, Commercial Street, Bangalore 560001, India.
The Touchstone – Red Façade Building
3A, Main Guard Cross Road, Off Cubbon Road, Bangalore 560001, India.
The Touchstone South
517/41, 47th Cross Rd, Next to Angadi Silks, 5th Block, TMC Layout, 5th Block, Jayanagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560041
The Touchstone West,
25, 9th Cross, Margosa Road, Malleswaram, Bangalore 560003, India
We have 6 entities in our group:
C. Krishniah Chetty & Sons P LTD.,
C. Krishniah Chetty Jewellers,
C. Krishniah Chetty & Sons Manufacturers,
C. Krishniah Chetty and Sons,
C. Krishniah Chetty Foundation,
C. Krishniah Chetty Charitable Trust.
DISCOUNT
We do not offer discounts; our prices are all fixed. From time to time, we may have some promotions, for a limited time only. Or, on a select set of items at a time. However, we offer loyalty reward points, and discount vouchers from time to time. Also, we have a savings plan that allows many benefits for our patrons.
EXCHANGE
We have an elaborate exchange and buy back policy. This changes from time to time. By and large, we offer excellent options to upgrade or exchange your items. We will be able to give you the values based on the nature of the items. We deal with many items like, gold, silver, diamonds, gemstones, rare gems, accessories etc. Hence, we have a well laid out policy for every item / product.
LOYALTY POINTS
Yes. But there are some differences between one company and another. Shopping at all showrooms gives you more benefits. Loyalty points are redeemable across showrooms and online.
Yes, for a transaction sale/purchase and advances where the value exceeds more than 2 lacs, a pan card is mandatory as per Government of India laws
The List of Stars™ & The Star Club™ Programme is a loyalty and rewards programme designed to reward repeat customers with points, exclusive privileges, and special benefits.
You can join the programme by completing the enrolment form available at any of our showrooms or through our e-commerce website portal.
Membership is open to all jewellery connoisseurs.
: No, there is no membership fee.
Reward points are automatically accrued when you purchase eligible products such as gold, platinum, diamond jewellery, silverware, and other merchandise at any C. Krishniah Chetty showroom.
Points are awarded on eligible jewellery purchases but are not applicable on coins and bullion.
Yes, points can be earned at all C. Krishniah Chetty showrooms. Certain stores may also offer independent or additional benefits.
The programme offers four membership levels: Classic, Silver, Gold, and Diamond tier.
Your membership level is automatically upgraded based on your purchase volume during a rolling 365-day period.
No. Once your membership level is upgraded, it will not be downgraded.
Each reward point is valued at Re.1/-.
Points can be redeemed from the next working day after they are accrued.
Points can be redeemed against new jewellery purchases through OTP verification sent to your registered mobile number.
No. Reward points cannot be converted into cash and can only be redeemed against eligible purchases.
No. Reward points are valid for a limited period and will expire according to the validity criteria outlined in the "Benefits at a Glance" section.
Points earned on returned products will be reversed. If only one item from a bill is returned, only the points earned on that specific item will be deducted.
No. Reward points cannot be redeemed against repairs, handling charges, valuation charges, or other service-related fees.
Membership does not have an expiry date. However, accounts that remain inactive for more than two years may be removed at the company's discretion.
You will receive periodic email statements detailing your points balance. You may also visit any C. Krishniah Chetty showroom, contact customer service, or log in using your registered mobile number or email ID at www.ckcjewellers.com to view your points balance.
: Diamond members can select one special day during every 365 days cycle to enjoy exclusive "My Day" benefits once at each C. Krishniah Chetty showroom.
Members are entitled to a 5% discount on eligible purchases made on their chosen "My Day."
Yes. The "My Day" discount is not applicable on diamond solitaires of 1 carat and above, coins, or bullion.
No. "My Day" discounts and vouchers cannot be combined with any other promotional offers.
Members are eligible to receive double reward points on purchases made within 30 days before or after their birthday or anniversary, once during every 365 days cycle.
Yes. Birthday and anniversary bonus points will be awarded even when other promotions are applied.
Yes. Bonus points may be awarded during special occasions, festive periods, promotional campaigns, or other designated events.
: Members may enjoy a range of lifestyle benefits, including limousine pick-up and drop services, complimentary home delivery in Bengaluru and selected metro cities, event invitations, partner privileges, and access to the Library Café, where available.
Yes. New members may receive a discount voucher, such as a Rs.2,000/- welcome voucher, as part of the welcome kit. Voucher usage is subject to validity periods and minimum purchase requirements.
No. Discount vouchers cannot be combined with any ongoing promotional offers.
Subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of Bengaluru.
GOLD
Carat refers to the unit of weight by which gems are measured, abbreviated as "Ct", and Karat is the unit of measure for the purity of gold abbreviated as "K" or "KT".
You cannot tell the difference between white gold and platinum just by looking at it. Today, we use advanced surface finishing technology that makes white gold and platinum look the same. However, all platinum in India is stamped with the Pt symbol. Jewellery without the Pt symbol should be suspected and tested. Platinum jewellery is available with authorised jewellers and comes with an authentic platinum certificate.
A) Malleability: Where gold can be hammered into any shape or made into a thin sheet without breaking.
B) Ductility: Drawing gold into thin wires or tubes.
When people exchange their gold for new it is called recycling of gold. Gold is rarely wasted.
When you wish to change old jewellery into new designs, gold is frequently recycled.
Refining of gold refers to the removal of alloy traces such as copper, silver, and other metals to obtain pure gold.
Yes. It's called Aqua Regia: A mixture of hydrochloric acid (HCl) and nitric acid (HNO3) at a ratio of either 3:1 or 4:1. Unscrupulous home to home "polishers" use this solution to rob you of the gold on the pretext of polishing your jewellery. We advise that you do not fall prey to such home visiting agents.
The process of assembling individual items, soldering them and giving a pre-finish to the product is called bench working. This is the way hand crafting of jewellery is made in our jewellery crafting studios.
Hallmarking is a way to test gold jewellery and to guarantee the purity of the gold or silver. This is done by licensed testing centres mandated by the Government of India, Ministry of Consumer Affairs. There are over 200 centres in India today. This falls under the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
COD is a payment by cash or UPI when the courier delivers the item to you at your address. At present, we do not offer COD facilities.
Pure gold is used to make coins or gold bars.
When gold is mixed with other metals to make it harder and suitable for normal wear.
A) Enhance the strength of gold.
B) Improve workability of gold.
C) Adds colour to gold.
D) Gives different karatage saving money for you as a consumer.
By Indian law, only purity above 10 KT may be considered as gold.
Gold purity is measured in Karats.
A) Gold is malleable and ductile - these properties allow it to be crafted into beautiful jewellery.
B) Gold is rare and a good store of value.
C) Gold will not rust and so has better value than other metals.
Purity of gold = parts of gold per 1000 parts of the product. Therefore 24 Kt gold = 24 parts or 99.5% or 99.99% of gold. 22 Kt gold = 91.67% or 22 parts out of 24 parts containing gold. 18 Kt gold = 75% gold or 18 parts of 24 parts containing gold.
The process of attaching one gold piece to another using a different precious metal alloy is called soldering. Soldering is a very essential process in jewellery manufacturing.
A solder is a filler material which is used in joining (fusing) of precious metal parts.
A) Melt at slightly lower temperature than the material to be soldered.
B) Be made up of the same Karatage as that of the material to be soldered.
Indium and Tin, other than the precious metal itself.
C.Krishniah Chetty Group does not support the use of cadmium in solder, as it is detrimental to the health of our craftsmen. We are 100% environmentally conscious and responsible.
Removing the surface roughness and making the product shiny is called polishing.
Any jewellery contains a mixture of gold and other metals. One needs to understand this in order to determine the karatage and value of the gold they are buying.
A) Destructive Method, also called the Fire Assay method. This 'destroys' the jewel into a lump of homogeneous metal making it easy to test the purity consistently.
B) Non-Destructive Method - XRF or X-Ray Fluorescence method of testing, which is non-destructive, faster and easier than the fire assay method. It is slightly less accurate as it penetrates only the top layer of the jewel.
A spectroscope determines the composition of metals which are present in the jewellery. These are shown as wavelengths by the computer.
A) Sandblast or Matt finish
B) Satin finish
C) Shiny/Mirror finish
D) Milligrain finish
E) Brush finish
F) Florentine finish
G) Engraved finish
H) Enameling
J) Hammered finish and more..
The South African Krugerrand in 1967 pioneered the idea of a coin that contained an ounce of pure gold, and was made to trade just for its gold value. C Krishniah Chetty Jewellers offer you a host of beautifully crafted gold and silver coins.
Both yellow and white gold have the same purity, the only difference is appearance. However, yellow gold is known to be more permanent, while white gold may turn yellow after a year or two of wear. Platinum is a good choice for daily wear, if you prefer a white-gold like look.
DIAMOND
A diamond is entirely made up of carbon, just like the graphite in a pencil. However, the carbon in a diamond is formed in the cubic crystal structure, making it the hardest known mineral.
Diamonds are mined in various ways. Open Pit Mining involves excavating diamond-rich deposits. Alluvial Mining recovers diamonds from river beds, while Marine Mining extracts diamonds from sandy coastal areas through dredging.
A rough stone is first mapped, cleaved, polished and faceted to attain its brilliance, size and shape.
The 4C's of a diamond are Cut, Color, Clarity and Carat Weight.
Diamonds are graded on a scale from D-Z. D is the highest grade and represents a totally colorless diamond, while Z indicates a diamond with a noticeable tint of color.
Diamonds come in a range of colors including Yellow, Brown, Black, Green, Blue, Pink and Red. We sell various diamond colors, although some rare colors are not easily available.
Gases like nitrogen and boron get trapped in the diamond crystal structure during formation, which contribute to the color of the stone.
A rough stone is cut to maximize its yield. The process includes selecting the shape and cut grade. Stones with excellent proportions, symmetry and polish receive excellent cut grades.
The Ideal Cut is based on specific proportions for a round brilliant diamond proposed by Marcel Tolkowsky in 1919. It creates the best balance of brilliance and dispersion. CKC offers this as an exclusive offering.
Melees: Color range DEF and GH with clarity IF-VVS. Solitaires: Color range D-J with clarity from Flawless to VS2. Cut grades range from Excellent to Very Good with excellent proportions and symmetry.
The round brilliant shape is the most popular diamond shape. However, the preferred shape depends on individual customer choice and style.
Diamonds are available in various shapes including Round, Emerald, Princess, Trillion, Oval, Pear, Marquise, Radiant, Asscher, Baguette, Briolette and other special cuts.
A standard round brilliant diamond has 57 facets, or 58 facets if it includes a culet.
Fire refers to the flashes of rainbow colors seen when light passes through a polished diamond.
Brilliance refers to the flashes of white light reflected from a polished diamond.
Scintillation refers to flashes of light emitted from a diamond when the stone, light source, or observer moves. Brilliance, Fire and Scintillation together are called the "Life" of a diamond.
CKC offers 9 standard diamond cuts along with selected special cuts: Round, Marquise, Pear, Princess, Heart, Oval, Emerald, Baguette and Trillion.
Clarity refers to the degree to which a diamond is free from blemishes and inclusions. It is graded on a scale from Flawless (FL) to Included (I).
Inclusions are internal clarity characteristics enclosed within a polished gemstone. Examples include crystals, feathers, cavities, chips, twinning planes and bearded girdles.
Blemishes are clarity characteristics found on the surface of a diamond. Examples include scratches, abrasions, rough girdles, polish lines, pits, nicks, burn marks, surface graining, naturals and extra facets.
Carat is the unit of weight used for diamonds and gemstones. One carat equals 200 milligrams or 0.200 grams. The word originates from the Carob bean, which was historically used for measurement.
This depends on individual preferences. Some customers prefer larger stones, while others prefer colorless or flawless diamonds. However, cut is considered a major factor as it determines the life and brilliance of a diamond.
A diamond should always be purchased from an authentic source. For larger diamonds, CKC provides an in-house diamond report along with certificates from reputed laboratories such as GIA, HRD or IGI.
The four C's - Cut, Color, Clarity and Carat Weight - together determine the value of a diamond. A smaller diamond can sometimes be more expensive than a larger one depending on its quality grades.
A certified diamond comes with a grading report that describes its quality based on various parameters including the 4C's, measurements, angles, fluorescence and diamond plots.
Certified diamonds come with official grading reports that provide assurance of quality. With uncertified diamonds, customers rely only on the seller's description of the stone.
Diamonds are mainly produced in countries such as South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Congo, Australia, Canada and Russia. India was historically the only source of diamonds until the 18th century.
Simulants are gemstones that resemble a more valuable gemstone but do not have the same properties. The most common diamond simulant is Cubic Zirconia (CZ).
Synthetics are laboratory-created stones that have the same chemical and physical properties as their natural counterparts.
Hearts and Arrows describes a perfectly symmetrical and well-cut diamond. When viewed through a special viewer, eight hearts and eight arrows can be seen due to the precise alignment of diamond facets.
A Hearts and Arrows diamond indicates excellent symmetry. A Triple Excellent (3EX) diamond has excellent cut, polish and symmetry. A Hearts and Arrows 3EX diamond represents the finest quality in cut.
Clarity enhancement refers to any process used to improve the apparent clarity of a diamond, including filling fractures or cavities using glass or resin.
Yes, diamonds can be treated or enhanced to change their color. However, CKC does not sell treated or enhanced diamonds.
Yes, although diamonds are the hardest minerals, they are not the toughest. A diamond can chip or break if struck in the right direction.
Diamonds are rare because approximately 250 tons of rock, sand and gravel must be processed to produce one carat of diamond. Only a small percentage of mined diamonds are of gem quality.
Blood Diamonds, also known as conflict diamonds, are diamonds mined in conflict areas where proceeds are used to fund violence. CKC sources diamonds through legitimate channels that follow the Kimberley Process to ensure they are conflict-free.
Yes, carat weight affects diamond price, but the other 4C factors also play a major role. A smaller diamond with better cut, color and clarity can cost more than a larger diamond.
No. Diamonds are available in many colors including Pink, Blue, Red, Green, Grey, Black, Champagne and Cognac. These are known as fancy colored diamonds.
Most inclusions in diamonds cannot be detected by the naked eye and can only be identified under 10X magnification.
It is difficult to differentiate a natural diamond from a synthetic or simulant without proper testing. At CKC, diamonds undergo strict quality checks and customers can be assured of complete transparency.
Diamonds can be mounted using metals such as Yellow Gold, White Gold and Platinum.
Diamonds are expensive because gem-quality diamonds are extremely rare. The complex mining process and limited supply contribute to their value.
The best way to clean diamonds is by using an ultrasonic cleaner or a special jewellery cleaning solution. Regular inspection and cleaning at CKC is recommended once every year.
Common diamond jewellery settings include Prong, Bezel, Tension, Channel, Flush and Pavé settings. Each setting gives the jewellery a unique appearance.
Synthetic diamonds are laboratory-grown diamonds with the same chemical composition and crystal structure as natural diamonds formed over millions of years.
Dhosham refers to black or dark-colored inclusions in a diamond. At CKC, diamonds are carefully selected to ensure they do not contain black or dark inclusions.
A standard 10X fully corrected triplet loupe is used to view diamond inclusions. CKC's diamond grading department also uses microscopes with higher magnification for quality selection.
Rough diamonds are diamonds in their natural raw form before they are cut and polished.
A GIA certified stone is a diamond examined and documented by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), one of the world's leading authorities in diamond grading.
A plot is a graphical representation of a diamond's inclusions marked on its grading certificate.
A diamond is associated with the planet Venus and is traditionally believed to benefit artists, performers, writers and those involved in creative fields.
Yes, diamonds are durable and can be worn every day with proper care and maintenance.
CKC buys back diamonds at the prevailing market rate. Exchange offers provide full value, while direct purchases are offered at 20% less, provided the diamonds were purchased from CKC and are in good condition.
For diamonds between 0.01 to 0.22 carats, CKC guarantees DEF and GH color ranges with Internally Flawless to VVS clarity and excellent cut and polish. Diamonds above 0.22 carats are issued individual diamond reports or certificates.
Yes, larger diamonds can sometimes be repaired through re-polishing. The process may take 1–3 months and is available for diamonds purchased from CKC.
A solitaire is a single diamond that is generally above a quarter carat in size. All CKC solitaires are certified by reputed third-party laboratories.
High-quality diamonds are not considered unlucky. At CKC, diamonds are carefully selected for quality and customers choose them based on their preferences and beliefs.
CKC sources diamonds from leading diamond-producing regions including South Africa, Canada, Russia and Australia. They are selected based on strict standards for color, clarity, proportions, finish and symmetry.
The original Jagersfontein Blue Jager mines in South Africa have been closed for many years. Today, diamonds with faint to medium fluorescence are often considered Blue Jager diamonds.
Our diamonds continue to be cut in Belgium and are produced according to high-quality standards.
Even the smallest diamonds used in our jewellery are full-cut diamonds with 57 or 58 facets. They are not diamond dust or chips and are graded with the same quality standards as larger diamonds.
Small diamonds are also full-cut diamonds with 57 facets and are selected using the same strict standards for color, clarity, finish and quality as larger diamonds.
Diamonds are found in countries including South Africa, Botswana, Russia, Canada, Australia and parts of South America. Diamonds are mined across several countries on four continents.
Yes. Although diamonds are extremely hard, they are made of carbon and can burn when exposed to extremely high temperatures under suitable conditions.
Diamonds are valued for their beauty, rarity and symbolism. While their value may appreciate over time, diamonds are generally purchased for their emotional significance rather than as an investment.
Treated diamonds are diamonds that have been altered from their natural state to improve clarity or change color. Treatment processes enhance appearance beyond normal cutting and polishing.
Yes, fancy colored diamonds are highly popular today. Pink and intense yellow diamonds are among the most sought-after colors.
Fancy colored diamonds are diamonds that display noticeable color intensity outside the normal colorless range. They are available in colors such as Pink, Blue, Green, Yellow and Red. Red diamonds are among the rarest.
SILVERWARE
Silver jewellery is manufactured using various techniques such as handmade craftsmanship, casting, and machine-made processes.
Silver jewellery is primarily made using sterling silver, which contains 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals to improve strength and durability.
925 silver refers to sterling silver containing 92.5% pure silver, which is widely used for making high-quality jewellery.
Silver articles are decorative, religious, and utility items made from silver, including idols, coins, lamps, utensils, and gifting articles.
Silver articles are generally available in 999 pure silver or 925 sterling silver, depending on the product design and purpose.
Yes, silver may naturally tarnish due to exposure to air, moisture, perfumes, chemicals, and sweat. Proper care helps maintain its shine.
Clean silver items gently using a soft polishing cloth. For detailed pieces, use a mild silver cleaning solution recommended for jewellery.
Store silver jewellery and articles in a dry, airtight box or pouch, away from moisture, direct sunlight, and chemicals.
Yes, silver articles are meaningful gifts for weddings, anniversaries, festivals, housewarmings, and special occasions.
Yes, many silver articles can be customised with personalised designs, engravings, names, dates, or special motifs.
Genuine silver articles are marked with purity details or hallmarks. Purchasing from a trusted jeweller ensures authenticity and quality.
999 pure silver means the article contains 99.9% pure silver, making it one of the highest purity levels available.
Silver naturally reacts with elements in the environment, causing tarnishing. This is a natural process and does not affect the purity of silver.
Yes, silver utensils can be used daily. Regular cleaning and proper care help maintain their shine and finish.
Yes, silver idols and pooja articles can be cleaned at home using a soft cloth and suitable silver cleaning methods.
Yes, silver jewellery and articles can be repaired, polished, and restored by skilled craftsmen depending on their condition.
Yes, silver jewellery and articles have value based on silver purity, weight, craftsmanship, and prevailing silver rates.
Regular cleaning with a soft cloth, proper storage, and avoiding exposure to chemicals help maintain the shine of silver articles.
Silver articles offer both traditional and metal value, making them a preferred choice for gifting, collecting, and long-term ownership.
Silver articles are timeless, elegant, culturally significant, and make meaningful additions to your collection or thoughtful gifts for loved ones.
PLATINUM
Platinum (Pt) is 95% pure and 5% alloy. It is commonly marked as Pt950, indicating its high level of purity.
Platinum is rare, durable, naturally white, hypoallergenic, and ideal for everyday jewellery. It securely holds diamonds and maintains its beauty for generations.
Platinum is denser and more durable than gold. Its natural white colour does not fade, making it a preferred choice for premium jewellery.
No, platinum does not lose its colour or tarnish. It retains its natural white shine throughout its lifetime.
Yes, platinum is highly durable and suitable for daily wear. It is especially popular for engagement rings, wedding bands, and diamond jewellery.
Yes, platinum is naturally hypoallergenic, making it a comfortable choice for people with sensitive skin.
Platinum is one of the rarest precious metals, known for its exceptional purity, strength, natural white colour, and long-lasting beauty.
Platinum jewellery requires minimal maintenance. Regular cleaning with mild soap and water helps maintain its shine and beauty.
Yes, platinum jewellery can be resized and repaired by skilled craftsmen using specialised techniques.
Platinum's strength and durability make it an excellent choice for securely holding diamonds while enhancing their brilliance.
Platinum may develop surface scratches with regular wear, but unlike other metals, very little metal is lost as platinum is displaced rather than worn away.
Genuine platinum jewellery carries a purity hallmark such as Pt950. Always purchase platinum jewellery from a trusted and authorised jeweller.
Yes, platinum is an excellent choice for engagement rings due to its durability, timeless appearance, and ability to securely hold precious gemstones.
Platinum is considered valuable because of its rarity, high purity, exceptional durability, and everlasting natural white beauty.
Yes, platinum jewellery is designed for everyday wear. Its strength and resistance make it suitable for rings, bracelets, chains, and other daily-use jewellery.
Platinum jewellery can be cleaned with mild soap, warm water, and a soft brush. Professional cleaning and polishing can help restore its original shine.
Platinum is a symbol of purity, strength, and everlasting elegance. Its rarity and durability make it a perfect choice for jewellery that is meant to be treasured for generations.
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